Durham News

Noted economist Dennis Delay of the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies will be the keynote speaker at the Workforce Housing Coalition's 2012 Annual Celebration on Thursday, June 7th, 2012 at Three Chimneys Inn in Durham, NH from 5:00-7:30pm. This event has been generously sponsored by Piscataqua Savings Bank, PSNH, Federal Savings Bank, ... (more)

Erica Siver , of Somers, graduated from the University of New Hampshire during the Commencement Ceremony held Saturday, May 19, on the Durham, NH campus.

By JOY BROWN STAFF WRITER Fragments from a fatal flight made more than 67 years ago showed up on James Logsdon's Findlay doorstep last fall.

Police are searching for a resident missing since Wednesday morning who was last seen at her home.

The Hollis Energy Committee in three short years, has saved Hollis taxpayers $125,000 in energy efficiency and conservation efforts.

A Lita Lane resident improperly disposing a burning cigarette caused a two-alarm fire at the Great Bay Woods condo complex Tuesday night, according to Fire Chief Rick Malasky.

Durham police are investigating a report a woman was sexually assaulted near the town's Main Street loop in the early hours of Sunday.

Fire departments from a number of area communities were called to assist in extinguishing a building fire reported at 351 Great Bay Woods shortly after 10:15 p.m. Tuesday.

Students graduated from the University of New Hampshire during a commencement ceremony held Saturday, May 19, in Durham, N.H. included these Westborough residents: Katherine Nagengast earned a BS degree in Kin:PhysEd Pedagogy, Summa Cum Laude.

Superintendent of Schools Jim Hayes has begun new conversations about a long-term tuition agreement that would send the town's high school students to Oyster River in Durham.

Police continue to investigate the report of an assault on Main Street Saturday night, but have released little information about the incident.

Thomas Zakarian, of Auburn graduated from the University of New Hampshire during the Commencement Ceremony held Saturday, May 19, on the Durham, NH campus.

For the folks at eZee Bikes in Exeter, longer days and final thaws can't come soon enough.

Graduates of the University of New Hampshire's class of 2012 were given one final instruction before leaving campus for the last time Saturday afternoon: don't be strangers.

Former three-term Democratic State Senator Martha Fuller Clark of Portsmouth announced her candidacy to return to the State Senate on Friday, May 18.

Superintendent of Schools Jim Hayes has begun new conversations about a long-term tuition agreement that would send the town's high school students to Oyster River in Durham.

New Hampshire Sen. Amanda Merrill says she won't run for re-election to the Senate this fall.

Two neighboring mobile homes at 1 and 3 Allens Ave. were destroyed by fire early Thursday night.

Noted economist Dennis Delay of the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies will be the keynote speaker at the Workforce Housing Coalition's 2012 Annual Celebration on Thursday, June 7, at Three Chimneys Inn in Durham, NH from 5-7:30 p.m. The event is sponsored by PSNH, Piscataqua Savings Bank, Chinburg Builders, Federal Savings Bank, D.F.

On Saturday, May 19 at 2 and 7 p.m., the Northeastern Ballet Theatre's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" will be performed at Oyster River High School.